Wind kisses

Wind kisses

A Poem by Emily Dickinson Jr.
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about innocent girl wanting 2 feel wind against her she coudn't resist, it her father warned her it was dangerous, she finds out why

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Rushing wind in my face

Steals the feeling leaves no trace

 

Can you see?

I'll never know

Why my papi tells me no

 

It feels so good

I lean out

 

I catch the wind!

Im real proud

 

My eyes do twinkle

Im in pure bliss

 

I feel a shock

I am kissed

 

I look into the eyes

And what do I see?

 

But sneering, snarling

Death's skull head

Looking eyeless

Lipless, skinless

Back at me

 

And he simply says

"Okaeri"

 

© 2012 Emily Dickinson Jr.  All rights reserved

 

 

 

© 2013 Emily Dickinson Jr.


Author's Note

Emily Dickinson Jr.
okaeri means welcome home

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races along to a sticky end..very good....Dad's are usually right...do not tell my daughter I said that

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

yes ur probally right lol
Dr. Wood ?

12 Years Ago

well it is beddy byes for me..it is now 20 past midnight here...Goodnight..and thanks for the chat
Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

no prob bye
innocent fun turns into the kiss of death...great poem!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

lol thanx so much im glad you liked it!!!!
Sirius King

12 Years Ago

lol :-)

Completely original twist in the end...I like the theme, and the poetic march is very well done...

Nice work...!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

Thanx so much!! once in a while I like to mix the languages I know together :-D
Great rhythm that works really well with the present tense to paint sharp visuals. Well done!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

Im glad you like it!! I always do my best to paint a vivid picture
Nice job! This has a great rhythm to it as well as great visuals as others have noted. It is ambiguous enough to be very interesting, but not to abstract as to not be understood. Really an interesting and thought stimulating read.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

Thanx a bunch Juniper Im glad you liked it so much!!
JuniperPearl

12 Years Ago

You're welcome!
This was a beautiful little piece of poetry I love the visuals

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

Thanx I'm so glad you like it Olyvia!!! I try to make others see what I do
I really like this. Nice to read, good job :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

Im glad you liked it TLN ! :-D thanx so much
Really interesting. It was fun to read, I am into the horror genre myself and the ending was definitely spooky.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

lol thanx!!! I love horror hahaha
This was pretty spooky actually, I suppose innocent trusting giggling girls should listen to their daddies.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Emily Dickinson Jr.

12 Years Ago

lol yes, yes they should! im a bit into the horror genre so a few of my works are on the darker side

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